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Curriculum
| SEMESTER I |
| 1.1 Indian Business Environment |
| 1.2 Economics for managers |
| 1.3 Financial Management |
| 1.4 Principles of Marketing |
| 1.5 Quantitative Techniques I |
| 1.6 Organizational Psychology |
| 1.7 Computer Applications in Business I |
The seven papers in the first semester aim to acquaint the students with:
- Changes in the environmental forces and government policy in India and their impact on business activity in the country.
- Latest development in economics relevant to managerial decision making along with exposure to a set of analytical methods to solve business problems within the paradigm of economics.
- Basic knowledge about financial management.
- Modern concepts and principles of marketing management, which help in developing conceptual and analytical skills in this area.
- Scientific methodology of solving complex managerial decision making problems through mathematical and statistical techniques.
- A broad understanding about basic concepts and techniques related to the study of human behaviour in a workplace.
- Basic computer knowledge and application of various software in business organisations
Semester two has seven papers as well. The course curriculum is designed to help students understand:
| SEMESTER II |
| 2.1 Global Business Environment |
| 2.2 Quantitative Techniques - II |
| 2.3 Accounting for Business - I |
| 2.4 Legal Environment for Global Business |
| 2.5 Computer Applications in Business - II |
| 2.6 India's Foreign Trade and Policies |
| 2.7 Cross-Cultural Buying Behaviour |
- Business environment at the international level, including institutions and agreements.
- Scientific methodology of solving complex managerial decision making problems through techniques of operational research.
- Concepts of financial accounting and understanding the way in which business organizations maintain their financial records.
- Legal environment especially relevant for international business operations.
- An in depth comprehension of high-end jobs of computer systems in business organizations such as management information system which require complex data communication over large networks.
- India's position as a partner in world trade and related problems and policies.
- Deep insight into behavioral patterns among buyers including a broad understanding of the impact of the cultural variations among different nations.
The objective of the third semester comprising six papers is to provide an opportunity to students:
| SEMESTER III |
| 3.1 Summer Training Project Report |
| 3.2 International Financial System |
| 3.3 Transnational Marketing |
| 3.4 Documentation for Global Trade |
| 3.5 Human Resource Management |
| 3.6 Accounting for Business II |
- To have a firsthand experience of the industry through summer training (May - July) and develop the ability to understand and analyze different aspects of business operations thoroughly and present the same in the form of a business report.
- To become familiar with various aspects of international financial institutions and capital markets in major developed countries.
- To enhance their knowledge on issues related to international marketing and develop decisional skills required in marketing at the international level.
- To understand the import-export documentation procedures and systems involved in actual carrying out of international trade transactions.
- To develop a broad awareness of the concepts and techniques used in management of human resources with reference to global business.
- For acquiring knowledge useful for the analysis of financial statements, use of accounting information for decision-making also the issues relevant to international accounting.
Semester four has six papers facilitating student learning by helping them:
| SEMESTER IV |
| 4.1 Business Policy and Strategic Management |
| 4.2 International Financial Management |
| 4.3 International Trade-Block and Agreements |
| 4.4 Procedures and Logistics for Global Trade |
| 4.5 International Investment Managementt |
| 4.6 Social and Ethical Issues in Business |
- Get exposure to major dimensions of business strategy formulations.
- Develop understanding with focus on concept of international finance such as foreign exchange markets, foreign exchange management, international capital budgeting etc.
- Develop basic understanding of theoretical framework for international trade and also understand the mechanisms of trade blocks influencing international trade.
- Understand the important import-export procedures and systems involved in actual carrying out of international trade transactions.
- Get exposure to the diversities of opportunities, problems and policy implications of investment at the global level.
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